MARX Toys

[GAZOO]

  Just recently found a stash of my old toys 
interestingly I never had a Friend get shot by the police

Oh and my childhood Toy Box was full of real wwi & wwii steel pots, web belts holsters Ext
parents owned a antique collectable store in the early 60s to the mid 80s

[T BIRD]

HELLO ALL; I FOUND THIS THREAD BY CHANCE LOOKING FOR MARX CAP GUNS. I KNEW I HAD SOME INTERESTING  PIECES. I'LL ADD THIS ONE, IT APPEARS AS THOUGH THERE IS A SPARE COMPARTMENT  FOR  XTRA AMMO??? ALSO, IN REGARDS TO THE SERIAL NUMBER ON THESE TOY LUGER'S, THERE ACTUALLY WAS A CONTRACT FOR THE LUFTWAFFE  WITH THE ku  AS EITHER A PRE or SUFFIX TO THE SERIAL NUMBER.

[T BIRD]

VINTAGE  HUBLEY COLT 1860  ARMY

[T BIRD]

A VINTAGE MATTEL   TOMMY BURST  THAT STILL BURPS

[T BIRD]

I GUESS THE    "KID"  STAYED WITH ALL OF US. WHAT GREAT POSTS ON THESE PAGES.   WHAT GREAT MEMORIES. THANK        YOU.       T.BIRD

[GAZOO]

I recently replaced some Boxing wall displays with a few I found in an old barrel of my toys,
Mom saved everything :)

[T BIRD]

HI  GAZOO, THIS IS GREAT.  NICE DISPLAY.  BEST;   T BIRD

[GAZOO]

49 minutes ago, T BIRD said:

HI  GAZOO, THIS IS GREAT.  NICE DISPLAY.  BEST;   T BIRD

  Thanks I really like your HUBLEY COLT 1860 and the RIFLE, will have to keep an eye
out for them, Very Cool

[T BIRD]

THANK YOU  GAZOO,  YOU'RE  " TOY'S " ARE ALSO GREAT

[atb]

As a kid, I had the Mattel Rolling Block Rifle and Fanner Fifty Revolver that used the greenie stickem caps and shootem shells.

[T BIRD]

HI,  atb,TRIED THE CAPS;  STILL WORK,  BEST; T BIRD

[Salvage Sailor]

On 8/27/2022 at 12:30 PM, Salvage Sailor said:

Reunited, Marx Helmet and Camo Cover circa 1963

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

While searching for something else I came across my Marx Walkie Talkie

 

 

 

 

 

[Marshallj]

No mention of Marx toy soldiers! They were 6 inches tall but to a kid they were giant and very detailed. Americans were green, Germans were gray and Japanese were yellow!

[themick]

51 minutes ago, Marshallj said:

No mention of Marx toy soldiers! They were 6 inches tall but to a kid they were giant and very detailed. Americans were green, Germans were gray and Japanese were yellow!

Yes, I remember these well from the mid 1960s.  My like minded friends and I called them "10 cent army men" since the local store sold them for 10 cents each. Even kids could afford them and we had quite a few of them.  My favorite were the Germans in Gray.  I remember the American and Japanese ones too.  

 

Steve

[AndrewHL]

I’m amazed that so many of y’all still have your childhood toys!
Between moves, Hurricane Hugo, a divorce, pieces I gave to friends kids and of course so many toys I destroyed with firecrackers, M80’s and my BB gun; there is nothing left!